BOL 1041: What does the brown Zune do for you? Video

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BOL 1041: What does the brown Zune do for you?
Created: 08/10/2009
Video description: The Zune HD is coming in colors. But none of them are brown. And do you really care? We also talk about the ePub format. Will it change the landscape of eBook publications? And also, while we're at it, how the heck should we express fuel efficiency in electric cars? So many questions. At least Kernels are now bug-proof.

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